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| Preface | ||
| The Prejudice of Aesthetics | 1 | |
| Language against Fear: Chronicle of the Midseventies | 13 | |
| Two Countries (Robert Penn Warren, Seamus Heaney) | 21 | |
| Overseas and Under (Derek Walcott, Geoffrey Hill, Philip Levine) | 26 | |
| The Present Bought on the Terms of the Past (Donald Justice) | 30 | |
| Younger Poets (Marilyn Hacker, James McMichael, Alfred Corn) | 36 | |
| In the Extreme (Sharon Olds, Katha Pollitt, Jorie Graham) | 39 | |
| The Eclipse of Style (Galway Kinnell, Marge Piercy, A. R. Ammons, John Ashbery) | 53 | |
| Sleeping Forms (W. S. Merwin, James Dickey, Hayden Carruth, Karol Wojtyla) | 58 | |
| Chronicle of the Early Eighties | 63 | |
| Auden's Images | 74 | |
| In Exile (Derek Walcott, Seamus Heaney, Ted Hughes, Philip Levine) | 95 | |
| In the Medieval Future (Frederick Turner) | 100 | |
| In the Architecture of Absence (Vicki Hearne, Mary Jo Salter) | 104 | |
| Chronicle of the Mideighties | 113 | |
| On Forms of Feeling (John Hollander, Rachel Hadas) | 120 | |
| The Old Campaigner (William Meredith) | 123 | |
| Old Masters (Seamus Heaney, Gjertrud Schnackenberg, Amy Clampitt, Richard Wilbur) | 131 | |
| Interview | 139 | |
| Notes | 147 | |
| Books under Review | 151 | |
| Acknowledgments | 155 |
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Rodrick Allen
reviewed All the rage on March 06, 2008
All the rage
Now out of print I think - but if you can get hold of a copy, do. Ian Hamilton, one of the greatest literary critics of his generation, gives a pen portrait of 45 of the key figures in 20th century poetry. Illuminating, precise and penetrating.
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